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a taste of the recipes
Here is a
selection of the recipes you can learn how to make on the workshops.
All are entirely free from wheat, dairy, sugar, honey and dried
fruit.
The time each recipe takes
to make is included to help you if you are planning your two hour
workshop. Alternatively, use my
Menu Suggestions.
(Recipes that contain nuts and/or coconut butter are noted. All
other recipes are nut and coconut butter free.)
CHOCOLATE TRUFFLES & BARS:
dark decadent
truffles

Melt in your mouth truffles with a rich and creamy,
almost alcoholic taste. Contain nuts and coconut butter.
(30
mins)
white chocolate bars

This recipe makes 3 creamy white chocolate bars to
rival the Milky Bar Kid.
Can be made plain or flavoured with mint choc chip,
coffee, mesquite (for a caramel flavour) etc. Contains nuts and
coconut butter. (20 mins)
mint choc chip

This is a variation on the above recipe, a crunchy, peppermint
tasting chocolate, reminiscent of the ice cream. Contains nuts and
coconut butter.
(25 mins)
cath's fudge
This recipe was created by Catherine
Parker, who runs raw food workshops in North London. It has a
wonderfully chewy, soft, melt-in-your-mouth texture - just like
fudge in fact! Nut-free
(20 mins)
cacao gold
This is another really
simple but luscious chocolate recipe, this one using lucuma
(the butterscotch tasting dried powder of a Peruvian fruit) as one
of only four basic ingredients to create a beautiful chocolate bar
or truffle that can be flavoured in a variety of ways. They were
instant hit when I made them for my
unofficial chocolate testers - my brother and his girlfriend.
Nut-free
(20 mins)
coconut bounty
This is another excellent starter recipe, and one that children
really enjoy making because it's so easy. It tastes a lot like a
well-known chocolate bar and I like it because it gives the
necessary chocolate satisfaction but doesn't contain much actual
chocolate. Nut-free.
(15
mins)
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Liz is always
coming up with new recipes for chocolate truffles so the above is
just a selection.
DESSERTS
chewy
chocolate almond cake
This one is fast becoming a favourite, both with me and everyone
who tries it. Soaking the almonds for a few hours before making
the recipe improves their healthfulness and is also what gives
the cake its lovely chew consistency. There would be a photo,
but it keeps being eaten before I get around to taking one!
chocolate mousse
A super smooth, velvety mousse that tastes like heaven and contains
a surprise ingredient - avocado. Whip it up for a private feast, or serve it to
friends who will never guess you haven’t spent hours over it. You can
even give it to your kids for breakfast! It also works well in a tart.
Nut free.
(20 mins)
chocolate
ganache
A
luxurious and sophisticated dessert that sets to a firm
mousse-like consistency. Can be made with or without nuts.
(50
mins)
chocolate ice cream
Description:
A very easy recipe to put together but so more-ish. Contains
nuts.
chocolate orange cake
Uses cacao nibs rather than chocolate powder to
create this dessert/tea time treat.
coffee layer cake
Layers of coffee cream and ground almonds are
built up to form a delicious cake. Can also be made in other
flavours including chocolate. Contains nuts and coconut.
(50
mins)
triple layer chocolate cake
This gourmet dessert will impress even the most sceptical of your friends.
Each of the three layers can also be used to make three different types of
chocolate sweets so you get four recipes in one. Contains nuts and coconut
butter.
(50
mins)
lime mousse
This recipe tastes just like the
filling in the American dish Key Lime Pie. Nut-free (20
mins)
millionaire shortbread
A Chocolate Caramel Shortbread recipe so rich
and yummy you'd never guess it had had all the 'nasties'
taken out. Can be made with or without nuts.
sticky toffee tart

Could this be the world’s first healthy
sticky toffee pudding? If so, it loses nothing in the taste.
In fact, I think it’s far superior to the ‘real’ thing. This
is one of the few desserts that can be left out of the
fridge for a long period of time without detriment -in fact
this is when it’s at its sticky toffee best. Kept in the
fridge, it’s equally delicious but tastes more like Bakewell
Tart. Contains nuts and coconut butter.
(50
mins)
strawberry
mousse
Such
an easy recipe but so delicious. A workshop favourite. Contains
coconut. Nut free
(20
mins)
summer pudding
This dish really does taste like
summer pudding but is completely wheat-free. It can be made
using either nuts or seeds If nuts are used, there is a
secret to making it low-fat. (No coconut.)
(20
mins)
more recipes to follow
soon...
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